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• Thf.rninsylvtinlit-'-'Avenue' Exteusfoi
In the Court of Common: Pleas, on Sat
urday Moriategifie eX2324.ll4Ong_tlied
b •Y J ,— Slagle :esq., City Solicitor, ea;
the previous Baturcisy,- on baba! f of; the
Flamm O'ommitteeuifFdle City Councils,
was Artageli by:Mr. Slagle for and Thomaa
. 111 4dandia11,:esq,-; against the bill. - The
re it E~the Ansliters awarded to John
w. Eidft'esip; Ex-City Solicitor, sElpt),
fortiadier*E6 in collecting and bringing
suit -1 4001Siseisinenta,. which fees,' under.
thirilbVellitelii be paid by the city. .Ths
Boardv aka-Axed Um compensation of the
three Auditors at *220 each, to be paid:
frettlsAaintereilt-ottlie fund. The bill of l
exceptionsialieWthat 'both awards were
excfnaftik*Oig s treater than the nature
and eitent , -0 - I:the services would warrant.
Mr-4-v Marshall read' sundry allithorith of
gg
mensbarkpf the bar, from the report, Cos.
tikarithafees iiidicatedWere, in view
of the labor involved, just and reasonable.
Mr. Marshall argued the matter fully and
ably upon both points, detailing the amount
of labor 'performed by Mr. Riddell, and
referring to' the report itself to show that
the Sum claimed by the Auditors was not
excessive, as they had Eat for twenty-two
days hearinglektictiony. Mr. Slagle re.
plied, holding that Mr. Riddell was paid
en annual salary by the city for his servi.
ces and this work being extra and the time
consumed in it being paid for by the city
the charge was too great. With regard to
the compensation of the Auditors the work
could have been done by any one capable
of heiring and noting down testimony *and
be thought $lOO each end $.50 for the ree
port was amply suflloient.
Mr. C. Magee,,-slso made application
for a rule of Court ordering that the funds
shall be patd oat on the check of the Asso
ciateadgettOf the Court, commencing at
the Eastern terminus of the extension, im
mediately, reserving enough to pay the
fees ehirgable on the fund until the bill of
exceptions is disposed of. This would
permit. the work to go on at once and a
considerable portion could be done this
falir- '
Pie Court took all the papers and ,wil
give an early decision.
THE DI EW BRURF BOA RD.- Under the
law providing fo: the assessment of a tax
for the relief of families of volunteers, the
Boareforthe distribution of the fund is to
consist of the Associate Judges of the Court
of Common Pleas and the County Com
missioners. Last week they published a
notice requesting the oitiznis of each dis
trict in the county to meet and appoint
sub•oommittoes. In order to complete the
organizati6n, the following notice was
issued on Saturday. We hope it may be
complied with, so that the good work may
suffer no interruption whatever:
Board of .Relief of Allegheny County:
,TO Board of Belief being desirous to
nifike,sucli arrangements as are necessary
for-the immediate relief of the families of
voletritebrs, would request that one of each
of the committees appointed in the differ
ent wards, boroughs and townships (pur
suant to a call from said Board) call at the
office. of the County Commissioners as
early this week as practicable.
By order of the Board.
On Saturday the following gentlemen
were named from the districts mentioned,
to let with the &Ogee and Commissioners
in the die distribution of the fund:
Third Ward.—C. W. Lewis, E. P.
Kearns, P. McAfee.
Eighth Ward.—B. C. Sawyer, F. Fred
(tricks, Wm. Hutchinson.
STATE POLYTECHNIC iNSTITTJTE.—We
refer to the advertisement of the Poly
technic College of the State of Poruiyiva•
nia, in another column: The io-opening
oftbncourse on military engineering and
tactics is announced, the department hair ,
tag been thorily reorganized, placed un
der'thisimperintendence of an experienced
graduate and former instructor in West
Point,, and the use of "the spacious State
Armory, convenient to the College, grant
ed 14 - Infantry drill and sword exercise;
arms have been' furnished by the Adju ,
tant,Ueneral of the Commonwealth and
the mostapproved text books selected.—
Two light field pieces, to be loaned by the
State, will he employed in artillery drill
on grounds in the environs, and the use of
cleared land for pritetice in laying but and
cortsfrildting field fortifications; and of a
contiguous forest for the supply of mate.
rials for gabions, &c., has also been securi.
ed This . College affords the best oppor
tunities for a young man to secure such a
knowledge-of- military engineering as will
be of immense tsmefit to him in the prea
ent struggle. Thetermi are moderate and
wilt permit any person of limited means
to obtain a thorough military education.
Tax U. S. ZOIIAV.It OADETS.-By orders
issued trona the War Department, approv.
ed by General McClellan, the Twenty
third Regiment P. V., under CoL Birney,
is to be increased to fifteen hundred. The
companies to be added are two in Philadel
phia, accepted by the Colonel, and crowd•
ed out, one in - Mien:o county, one in
Crawford county, and the Zouave Cadets,
of this city. The entire fifteen hundred are
to be uniformed and equipped as Zonaves.
TheAreatof this. regiment has met with
general approvaL A detachment of this
company - left with the Michigan regiment
on riidAysight, in charge of Lieutenant
Armattung.
SOLDIERS Oar —On Saturday afternoon
scene five hundred volunteers were sent
Rastirem this city by Pennsylvania Rail,
road. The majority of them were for Col.
Ritopey's regiment, including Captain
Foulles Frisbee Infantry, eighty men,
Captain Gallagher, of the Shields Guards,
with forty mem and other detachments,
In addition to.these, Captain Lowe, of the
Vierheller Infantry, and Captain Gerard
sene:ilorward" detachments for the nip
teefiti6.
mom, detachment of the Sturgiss
Rifles, of Chicago, numbering , forty Men,
foritilug, its the commanding officer states.
part of 'lateral ~ /doClehan's body guard,
arrivedherveon Friday . night and proceed
ed gaetward on. Saturday. They were a
fine looking body of men, not uniform
ed, but .provided. with knapsacks and
blanire_hr, • • _
014.1asut - 41aix*reri. —ln the Court of
CoMMeii,tleas on Saturday, on motion
of .11:...01tatica Dictum; certain amendments
to Of curler of, the St: Alphousna (Gerj
man) )364eficiiiL Society, desired by that
body, -were s *firjned !Rid publication or.
dereol„)-,
Foe THE ARMY.—The number of horses
rind cattle passing through this city for
Washington is immense. Last Monday
night eighty car loads came here over the
Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad, on
Tuesday night severityeeis, Wednesday,
ati_ thirty-five and on Thursday fifty-four.—
rtl lizotarett h
4 Ogl e will consist of, i dFully as-many cable. - _by the Plitsbargli,
four regiments, tirtfirif 'which are nes
_tell Fort, Wa ne and Chicago Railroad, and
full. Two of thistiare cuganizedi Colonel I ail were shipped Rest without detention.
Hantbright% Lancaster and Col. Sirwell's The cattle are chiefly from Ohio, Indiana
littlannitig,izients. A third hi tielig , and Illinois, and are generally of good
orgataze, d's - General IsTery himself and 91 , 1a 4 ty .
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the°4fer'lloll"B°9z‘'.44 fo r t u ''' L - I°ll * ' . i i ' GOOD sou F.trapre. -Among the Union
ceigkiltiteirte're.=Tbe Iron, Otty, on troops engaged in the battle at Wilson's
hen-last trip from.Leke Superior, brooght,;, Creek, Missouri, where the lamented Gen.
downrone hundred tons of copper froufthe I .Lyon fell, was a regiment from Sanas, in'
Gift azd;-,Natioliel 'mines, consigned_ tor i Which wad a company, commanded by •
Husse - Eofeßride. lWilitam Y. 'Roberta, formerly of Faye tt e
.. ,
1 Vainfi; and at al:Iot a / 8 Lieut. Governor oi'
C; tr..:,..Loirte being at present in the East, ;Kansas' - %;=A exlManihall - Frost ? arms
he wilLbe daily in: the receipt of new and - . a son of .:w .r.„ ,ci. Martin of the same Ade;
dedrabla,gooda„ to which he invitest he ' also tro
ves batt le, and acquitted
attention of.castt,buyers. I themselves witkeredit. ‘ 3
Ann
D ITOKIr -- renAstqaly thb - fiatillein - Or -- /4/.l.im.:Arlinliffthoec irk° fell in 04-
Li; Thwezai far. Af. iiivorae from her recent -*tie nimaiyidpringfielit r was J. Hite &
husband, Albert W. Flowers, was granted milton McHenry, son of George McHenry,
by the Court of Common Fleas. of Washington county.
j t:,
ALlAtterfroth Vamp Sprague.
,CAMP SPRAGUE, YEAR WASHINGTON. D.C.
September 4, 1831.
in Baltimore the pe,opleloo,kedaon.rAnd
forbidling at us, but they profess' to be
good ctipps,, and ieyal to the U;l Elba* : , end 'I IfeVe - lad `doubt tliey-isti,
(When there are plenty of bayo nets in
missedsight!) Here we missed OUT ilfek,' (I sup
pose the poor follow got weak in the knees
drinking— pop ? and could go no further,)
the next thing we heard pf him was that
he had been - ariested for desertion and
placed in Fort McHenry. o.r Captain
wrote to have him forwarded to Washing.
:ton, and we are expseting him to.night.—
(Secession whisky is a bad article to in
dulge in; it will make a man do anything
Camp Sprague is about a mile North of
tb eflsPitoPo 41"'ffivbefantifellgrove; overlbok.
jag the,city, and is namediri, honor of
:Gov. Sprague, of R. I:, who leased it for
ihrelryears or during the war, at the rate
- of $l,OOO per annum, -for the exclusive use
of the R. I. troops, and we' are permitted
to encamp here for the time being through
courtesy.
Yesterday a marrnamed Walker, a prin.
Ater, familiary known .aroundPitliburgh
as "Judge," had reason to go to the city,
and rode one of the ambulance horses;
having finished business and as he was
about mounting to return to camp, the
patrol observed the letters "U. 8." branded
on the'horie, andthe "Judge" was politely
invited to visit the Provost Marahsl's of
-ficer (Wits4Tittcgi is 1t10.1',441114L1f4Y..)...
where/41)1H the ' 'grit liie on the matter
possible, and fortunately he had a dose of
medicine - .or so in his pocket which he
stronglY'asserted he had been sent to obtain
and4hat his immediate return to camp was
essential,. as the medicine was wanted to
save the life of a comrade, and the reason
he rode the horse was to lase no time !
Upon which representation he was permit.
te with a reprimand, to depart.
The health in the camp is excellent, not
a sick man in the whole regiment.
There is divine worship morning and
evening in three of the companies of the
"Bloody 13th," and a general prayer meet•
ing every evening.
Yesterday there was much excitement
in the camp, as we could hear the roar of
artillery across the river from abaut day.
light until in the night, an action going
on between the contending parties; we
eonld distinctly see and hear every dis
charge but eould not see the result. Much
anxiety is manifested to get the particu.
lars.
The Rhode Island battery is under
marching orders. Col. Black's regiment
is notified to be ready, at a moment's
warning to march. The 28d Ponnsylva.
nia volunteers, Col. Birney, are to join
Gen. Fremont's command. They march
to-morrow.
Ten of the Rhode Island boys were pois
oned by drinking something at moot the
"beer stalls" in camp. The dose was too
much, and instead of proving fatal, as was
in tended, it only acted as an emetie;one poor
fellow, however, was in colvultiuns for
some hours, and as no criminal intention
could be proved against the man who sold
the drink, he was only fined $25 for soil
ing liquor to soldiers. Toe boys, however,
took summary measures with his whisky
shop and closed it, vi ct armis.
Yours truly, "tiottinta."
Waarriwirrotr, Sept. 4 .—Datachments
of Capts. Brown and LOWO'd companies
have arrived and been connected with the
bloody 18th; the men book somewhat worn
but in good Spirits, they were welcomed
by their comrades in arms most cordi
ally, and as dinner was just being served,
bean soup, corned beef and bread were at
once given them. It seemed decidedly
welcome, as it disappeared down their
throats with alarming rapidity.. The 13th
regiment Pennsylvania V'eluntel-rs, will
be attached to Gen. Lamon's command
up the Shenandoah Valley, at least such is
the report, today. It seems that the re
ported battle yesterday at Munson's Hill
was mostly firing by the rebels with can
non on our pickets, There will be a paper
printed in Capt. Foster's company as soon
as the material can be obtained, a porta.
blo press, &c., having been written for to
New York. There are seven printers in
the company, with an occasional sprinkle
of other trades and professions. Good
humor prevails and such a thing as a fight
or a man di unk has not been seen on the
ground since the regiment arrived.
Yours, always and always yours,
SoLnuta.
COMMITTED.—Mayor Wilson, On Satur
day, committed William Williams, for
surety of the peace, on oath of Richard
Pritchard. The two are fellow-workmen
and had a difficulty and on Friday night
about twelve o'clock, Williams visited
Pritchard's house, on Second street, and
breaking open the kitchen door with a
crowbar, demolished the kitchen furni•
Lure, threatening to penetrate Pritchard's
. sleeping apartment and have " revenge."
He was arrested by the night-watch before
executing his design. —Mayor Wilson
also committed James Greedy, on a charge
of assault and battery preferred by Walter
Ferguson.
. S.
JEAsoNABLE Dai - GooDs.— By the ad
ertisemeat elsewhere it will be observed
that Messrs. George B. White Ss Co., No.
26 Fifth street, have purchased their fall
sock of dry goods, consisting of new im
portations of fancy dress silks, dress goods
of every stylo, house furnishing goods,
linen and hosiery, which will be open for
inspection and sale on Thursday next
This firm always have on band the choicest
styles of goods and we have no doubt but
there will be a rush to their store on Thurs.
day.
-HBPECTED.—The annual firemen's pa
rade, which should have taken place on
Saturday, having been dispensed with, the
steam fire engines Vigilant, Eagle and
Niagara were inspected by the officers of
the Fire Department. They were all pro.
nounced in good condition and ready for
service. The Committee are of opinion
that the boselhey are supplied with is not
'sufficient to resist the heavy pressure upon
it, and will recommend that they be fur
nished with the proper deteripticin. k The
recommendation will be laid before the next
meeting of Councils.
R--
ILPUBLICAN N oismerrows. —The lie
vablicang of Lawrence county havenomie
paled the following gentlemen for county
offices ; President Judge, Hon. Daniel
4gnew, of Beaver county ; Associate
,'Cadge, Thomas Cunningham; Assembly,
J. W. Blanchard, Wm. Henry; Sheriff,
! Tsui. J. Cook ; Commissioner John
son; Treasurer, E. Irwin Agnew ; Re
gister and Rocorder, Robert Boyd; Cor
oner, Dr. G. W. Coulter; Auditors, D. S.
,Robinson 3 years; Joseph R. Sherrard, 1
-)*1r•
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Broke Jalf-etroiti Orthioners Escaped.
Our minty - jail bait hiretofori been con
aid!zireti,verF satires,: iend really but` -few
prisoners, compared, with the great,,,nuns
bur confined In €t; have succeeded in niak.
ing good their escape,:rhoughnttempts EIXe
frequent.. Events of the past two day's
prove, however, , thatWbitildirig not
secure ligainst the operations or eip
burglars, as no less than four'pritoners
escaped on Saturday end Saturday night.
The first, James Tart ; committed by
Mayor Wilson on the 9th of July, on two
charges of larceny, got off on Saturday
morning by a nimble use of his limbs.
Ile W,lB' permitted to go out of the inside
gate for some purpose and while there ob
served the outer door open and darted
through, closely pursued by Mr. William
Small, assistant jailor. On reaching the
open air he turned towards Diamond
street, and ending Small gaining upon
him he Jumped the iron railing which sur
rounds the grounds, lodging upon the side ,
walk on Diamond street, against a tree
box. The concussion, and a smut rap on
the head by striking against a water pipe
running through the wall, stunned him
somewhat, but he soon recovered himself,
and resuming his flight, soon got beyond
the reach of his pursuer, who did not care
to follow him in his daring leap.
The escape of the other three was the
result of a systematic and well arranged
plan, occupying perhaps weeks in its per..
paration and execution, and could not
possibly have been effected - without the aid
of parties outside.
Win. H. Summate, committed on the
sth of July, by Mayor Wilson, for Intr.
glary, in entering the house of Mr. Chess,
postmaster at Dix mount Station, on the
P., Ft W. and C. R. E, , and stealing
some stamps, money and silk dresses, and
Charles Rock, committed by the Mayor on
May 23d, anu aw tiling irisl in the - United
States District C. , ,rt ,waking counter•
fait coin, occupied cell No. 35 on the
second oorrido:., on Lb., fide towards Fifth
street, adjoining th ( ccupied by John
Lutz, No. 36. TLe cell on the other side,
No. 34, was occupied by Wash. Rupert
and Wm. Wehh, serving out their BOW.
tenon for pas.,itig clunterfeit money, of
which they were c '3vieted last term .
On Sunday morni g, at four o'clrck the
outside watchman, Mr. AbijAt Ferguson,
discovered a rope banging from the wail
of the jail yard, t , which was attached a
grappling iron. The alarm was given and
the inside turnkey aroused (the inside
watchman, Andrew Graham, bsirr ab
sent.) On enter,' g No. 34,WelFh was fond
asleep in his bed, out itupnrt absent. Being
questioned, Welsh said Ku. ert and the oc
cupants of the next cell had made their
escape about two o'clock, he refusing to go,
An examination into the particulars of j
the escape showed that the wall between ,
cells No. 34 arid 36 had been broken away I
near the floor, • x c-pt one or two bricks in
No 34, and eone.mkd by a bed until the
proper time to use it arrived. The hole
was large enough to permit a man to pass
through. The next operation was the re
moval of the iron plate under the grating
for the admission of light and air. This
was bolted into the stone work of the wall
by three strong bolts—the iron surround
ing the heads of which had been drilled out
BO as to permit their removal at any time,
thus leaving an opening large enough for
the egress of a man. This operation had
evidently been performed some time ago,
as the crevices were filled up with white
wash, to baffle detection. This_ done and
the prisoners provided (in some mysterious
manner) with a double rope, knotted to
gether so as to form a ladder, and a three
pronged grapp li ng hook att ached to the-i
end, a favorable opportunity for the at
tempt was awaited and Saturday night
selected. The "hole in the wall" was then
broken through and Rupert, entering the
cell of the others, assisted in removing the
plate. The bed clothing was torn in strips
and tied together, affording means of de
scent to the jail yard, where It was sup•
posed the rope and grappling irons were
secreted.
Ordinarily the attempt would have been
perilous, owing to the fact that two fero
cious dogs were kept in the yard, but this
contingency was also provided for, as they
were found in the morning, dead, having,
from appearances, been poisoned by a
dose of strychnine. Once in the yard it
was an easy matter to fasten the grappling
irons on the wall, ascend to the top by tho
rope ladder, and down on the other side in
like manner.
The whole scheme was well planned and
admirably executed, and was worthy of the
most adroit burglars The time was well
chosen to avoid pursuit and as yet nothing
has been heard from the fugitives. If they
ate as cautions in their movements now as
in the escape they will not beeasily caught.
The Sheriff will, we understand, offer a
reward of $5O each for Tart, Rupert, Rock
and Summers. The real name or the
latter is Michael Kyle; he is an old thief
and has sundry other aliases.
Davi , Campbell.
Col. Campbell, who, with his regiment
of three month's men, performed much
valuable service to his country from the
beginning of this war, left the city last
night to take command of the Second
Pennsylvania Regiment of Cavalry, to
which he has been appointed by Gov.
Curtin.
CoL Campbell is a brave and most com
petent officer, and a true hearted and cour
teous gentleman. In any position he will
be a credit to his State and to this, his
native city. The officers and men of his
old regiment know his value and his worth
as a commander, and the Second Pennsyl
vania Cavalry may rest assured that Gov.
Curtin has placed over them an officer
whose experience in service, urbanity of
manner, and impartial desire to care for
the beat interests of his men, will render
hem proud of him.
FATAL ACCIDENT. —At an early hour
on Sunday morning the body of a man,
badly bruised and cat, was found at the
base of the hill in the vicinity of Faber's
foundry, in the Fifth Ward. The man had
fallen from the top of the hill, and must
have been killed almost instantly. The
body was taken to the watch-house and
Alderman Lewis held an inquest upon the
remains. The deceased proved to be a
young, unmarried man, named John
Swords, who had been in the employ of
„Body Patterson'itia driver. He was seen
in the vicinity of the basin at five o'clock
in the morning and foul play was suspect
ed, but there was nothing to warrant the
supposition and a verdict of accidental
death was rendered
A 0
HANCE FOB THE LADIES.-.lllr.
Samuel Bradley, woolen manufacturer, of
Allegheny, has left at the warehouse of
Springer Harbaugh & Co., No. 209
Liberty street, fifty pounds of yarn, for
distribution among any ladies willing to
knit socks for the soldiers. This is an ex
ample worthy of imitation, and we hope
the fair may interest themselves so far as
to make up into socks all the material furs
fished them.
DEATH OFA:VOLUNTEER. 188160 Baker,
who served three months in the Shields
Guard, and returned with Company A,
(Captain Foster's) of Colonel Bowley's
regiment, died on Thursday, at Cockeye,
yille, Maryland, (where he was left sick
When a detachment of the company passed
through) of brain fever, and was buried by
the Twentieth Indiana regiment. Baker
resided in Birmingham, and leaves a wife
and two children.
Tun attention of the ladies is called to
the sale of elegant silver plated tea setts,
14able ca,ters, cake and fruit baskets,
spoons, forks, and a great variety of other
silver plated goods, which will be sold at
he auction house of McClelland, Weaver
at Co, on Tuesday next at 2 o'clock.
DzA.D.—A young man named Elkin, of
riillegheny City, &member of the Pltuximer
Vaards, Wounded in a skirmish at Cheat
Mountain, Viginia, has died cff his injuries.
His body will be sent home fornterment
this week.
I THAT
lzWicADaesta.—Tbe falllLortbeThertretaarnangurated ' •
on Saturday night. Et good,sudience was
~„ .• _
presept, and t he building , with. ; its .fresh
paint end new - decorations, looked bri2lisat-
and attractive. The dna of ,, Avantioe7
'._waxperforinetlin "goods 4-174,tifir-anew
•
stock c o mpany.'"' ,Toitd g " 1 - 74 : 110W-145elal
drama,`
ia:tnivie, the a
ol—
• cia slage idanver, - will be produced. It
is entitled "The Iron City, by Day and
Night," and will be introduced with new
scenery, machinery, properties and music,
the latter by a new orchestra under the
direction of Mr. John Belk. The piece is
well cast and a large corps of auxiliaries
will be employed. it is full of striking
incidents and possessing' much of local in.
interest will, we, think, attract full houses.
Talc German regiment at Col. Schim.
molfennig is rapidly filling up. It now
contains some five hundred men, two
thirds of whom are from this city. Col.
S. is an experienced officer and is bound
to make his mark. He will soon have a
full regiment of eood fighting men ready
for the field.
DENrISTRY.-Dr. U. Hill, No. 246 Penn
street, attends to all branches of the Den
tal profession.
SAPONIFIER!
Important to Families!
Save Time, Trouble, and Expense.
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SOFT SOAP!
One pound equal to SIX pounds
For Salo at Wboltsala. by
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And by alt Dena:olsta 61 Grocers th the United States
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JOSEPH METER & SON,
Manufacturer., and Wholesale and Retail
De&IONIF is
FURNITURE & CHAIRS.
N 0.424 Penn street, above the Canal.
Rave on hand a large aeRCIAMISKIJIIOf Paneyand Plain
Furniture. in Walnut and Mahogany of their own
mennteetare, and warranted equal in
and
/cod
style to any raanufacture4 in the city, and am ~.11
at mammals , . win.. tetaw
pOSTERS,
PLACA RDS,
HAND-BILLS,
CARDS, Ac.
Printed at theiewest cash prices to suit the times,
W. S. HAVEN,
84 THIRD STREET,
WHO VMS MUM? Thr
RED, WHITE AND BLUE,(WITH FANCY CUTS,)
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PLAIN BLACK INK. -
?Call and see Samples and get prices.
11014
AUSTIN LOOMIS do CO., Dealers in
securities Pronusso
to Notes, Bonds, Mortga g es, and In
or money.
Money loaned on Macias at abort dates, with
Collateral secuzities.
NOTES AND DRAFTS BOUGHT AND BOLD.
Persons desiring Loans can be sooommodated
reasonable terms, and capiudiate can be fturoished
with good BOCELliinla at feUllillerathlt
Abu, attendte. to the Sale, Renting and Leasing of
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Fitanszrowr Ky., Sept. 7..:—The Senate
appointed Messrs. JOlunion, Reed and
Thornton Marshall a committee to visit
Western Kentucky and inquire of the
Federal and Confederate military authori
ties by whose direction and for "what reason
they are occupying certain portions of our
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—The following
order has just been promulgated:
HEAD QUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
WASHINGTON, September 6, 1861,
General Orders, No • 7:—The Major
General Commanding desires and requests
that in future there may be a more perfect
respect for the Sabbath on the part of his.
command. We are fighting in a :holy
cause, and should endeavor to deserve - the
benign favor of the Creator. Unless, iti
case of attack by the enemy, or some other
extreme military necessity, it is commend*
ed to commanding officers that work shall
be suspended on the Sabbath; that no int.
necessary movement shall be made on that
day; that the men shall, as far as possible,.
I be permitted to rest from their labors; that
they shall attend divine service, after the
customary Sunday morning inspection,
and that officers and men alike use their
influence to insure the utmost decorum and
quiet on that day. The General Com,
mending regards this as no idle form. One
day's rest in seven is necessary for men
and animals. More than this, the obser
vance of the holy day of the God of mercy
and of battles is our sacred duty.
Guo. B MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
Official: 8, WILLIAMS, Asst. Adj't Gen.
The Sleepy Soldier.--The name of the
private who is to be shot on Monday for
having heed found guilty of sleeping at . his
post, is William Scott., of Co. .11, Third
Regiment Vermont volunteers.
Gen. Roseerans' command all well —The
War Department received a dispatch from
General liesecrans, in camp near Satton,
Va , dated yesterday, from which it is
inferable that all is well with hie corn
mend.
Military Appointments —The President
today made the following military ap
pointments: Charles M. Thurston, ot Ma
ryland, Willis A. Gorman, of Minnesota,
and Daniel Butterfield, to be Brigadier
Generals; John Clark, of Massachusetts,
N. J. Sappington, of Maryland, James M
Sanderson, of California, Josiah M. Lucas,
of the District of Columbia, Alex. M.
Floyd, of Pennsylvania, Samuel Gamage,
of California, Judson X. Sherman, of New
York, James P. Hendricks, of New York,
and E. P. Schenck of Ohio, to be Commis
saries ot Subsistence for The volunteqrs,
with the rank of Captain; Wm. M. Wiley,
to be an additional paymaster; Will A.
Stokes, of Pennsylvania, Major of the 18th
Infantry, U. S. A.
George S Gideon has been appointed by
the President a member of the Board of
Metropolitan Police, in place of Col. Sea
ton, declined.
Lieut, Col. Keefe, of the 15th N. Y.,
cashiered.—The Star, of this evening,
says: "Lieut. Col. Francis B. 0 Keefe, of
the 15th regiment of New York volunteers.
having been sentenced by courl.martial to
be cashiered for drunkenness, disorderly
conduct, Ike-, Gen. McClellan has approv,
ed of the said sentence, and formally de
clared him no longer an officer in the mili-
tary service of the United States."
Items from Fortress Monroe.
Fortrazss Marmot; Sept. 7.--Com.
Stringham reached Old Point to-day. His
fisg ship has not arrived.
The Harriet Lane sailed for New York;
also, the Quaker City, in consequence of
new orders from the Commodore. The
George Peabody arrived last night from
Hatteras Inlet, bringing, recent
intelli
gence and a number of fugitives (slaves.,)
from near the mouth of Tar river, North
Carolina, who managed to escape to the
The fortifications at Ocra Coke Inlet
have been abandoned and probably those at
Oregon Inlet have.
Some fifty miles this side of Cape Hat
tens Inlet, a powerful steamer was seen'
inside at the latter place, where the Pea
body came up yesterday.
Theta is no light at Cape Hatteras,
the Confederates having removed the
lenses. No signs of fortifications were to
be seen at the Cape.
It is supposed that the Secessionists will
make a stand at Fort Macon, a strong
castellated place guarding the approach to
Beaufort.
The refugees from North Carolina report
that the lower counties of the State are
ready to hoist a Union flag when assured
of support. A perfect) "reign of terror"
exists.
The State troops were in part retiring
from Virginia.
A prominent chart/amen declared at
Hatteras' Inlet that should a Federal force
invade the main land near Beaufort, it
would at once be joined by two thousand
North Carolina Unionists. The Captain
of the Peabody counted 26 wrecks between
Cape Hatteras and Henry. Col. Major
Weber will return to Old Point, and Col..
Hawkins' force be greatly strengthened.
001. Benedix has bean placed in command
of the 10th N. Y. Regiment. The weather
at Old Point is intensely hot
Additional names of the Hilt
ed and Wounded at Platte
Bridge, Mo.
HUDSON, Mo., Sept. B.—The following
additional names of those killed and
wounded at of Platte Bridge are taken
from the St. Joseph Journal of the 4th.
Dr. Morton, of Atchison; P. M. Borland,
of Kansas city ; C. Fording, of West
Liberty, lowa county, killed; Mr. Lock
wood, St. Joseph; Captain Davis, of the
Second Kansas Regiment ; Mr. Martin,
brakeman; severely Injured; J: W. Perky,
L. C. Edwards, Mr. Drutechmann, all of
St. Joseph, and-O. Carpenter, of-the United
States Army, slightly wounded. A man
and a woman, known to be killed, are yet
in the ruins, and four dead bodies, who
belong to lowa and Kansas, who are not
yet identified. Tt ere are not less than sixty
wounded, with broken limbs and bruises,
and crushed bodies, all of whom are being
well cared for.
Kentucky Legslalure.
House. —The United States flag was
hoisted over the capitol to day, by a vote
of 78 against 20.
Mr. beehen subsequently moved to hoist
the State Sag. Referred to the Commit
tee on Pedant' Relations.
The Senate is composed of 27 Unionists
and 11 Southern Rightists;
„the House of
76 Unionists and 24 Southern Rightists.
From Springfield, Missouri.
gripiroruun, Mo., Sept. 7.—Gen, Mar
ChtSough ia 'reported to be at Mount Ver
non organizing for a bold anti desperate
effort northward. There are various ru
mors about Price and Rains having taken
Fort t3cott, defeated Col. Montgomery and
captured all his stores, arms, &c., and taken
'nearly all his command himself among the
rest, as prisoners, but the rumors need
confirmation.
G o v, Jackson. with his body guard ar.
'rived here to-day; bailie future movement'
are unknown.
lieharo - m44.
Canto, September 7.--Generals Pincrar
and Polk areatOolumbnikKePtanhy, With
7,ooifitiliels; ThOmpsow is in Ms.
sours, direct]; Opp Olthe.: i'wigh the balanee
of the Rebel force[: ,Fight hundred Red,
oral troops left here to-day to reinforce
Paducah, and another regiment follows
immediately.
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Loursilli.x, Sept. 7.-- Ponsiderablaan
iety exists or aCcountof the - occupation d
Hickman and Pane/110r the- oppciiing
parties, width - haw been inert - used by • the'
absence of netti3isktf.th4.lloo:l::9k*(l4"
- 10.1rOR SEEKUIFF,
wspoOs.
OF THE FOURTH WARD, P/TT,OIRAH,
offers him& to his teends and fellow citizens et
Allegheny connty tug the Dnlon and .Wortangman'a
candidate, at the Ontoberelentlon. malate*
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MOND*Y:EVENINO, SEPTEMBER 8,1881:
First nine here if the new local drama, in three
parts, by H. Lew:s
IRON CITY BY DAY AND. NIGHT
With the following ladies and gentlemen:-
0. Steven, J. S. Matlit, 0. McManus,
h. r. Wilson, o. , Foster, •
F. F. Lewis,Mackay, Mr. Ward, Mr. Johnston,
Mr. Barka. Mr. Henderson, Mr Peters,
Miss Hate Newton, Ettie Henderson,
Giilett, Mollie Newto
Howling,
“ Hardy. Mrs. McManu s
Miss A. I. Menk s,
en. ".
New local scenery by Mr. ward
New property by 0. S'cattir
No other play th &rims evening.
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CORNER PENN AND SAINT CLAIR STREETS,
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EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
FURNITURE.
No. 45 Suitthlleht Street,
PITT/3811RO N.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
Constantly on band which we will's II the low
eat ov•lepe rap OASEL mirlithrds
110 VIS M EW SHUTTLE
Sewing Machines,
AwellßE ADAPTED to all kinds of
FAMILY SEWING, working equally an
on and hemnest tkinies, mat in g the
LOCH STITCH SICAI
alike on both aides, which amain be
Raveled br Pulled Out.
And On Tailoring, Shirt Making, Gana MN(
and Shoe Binding. these hare no snpedor:
and see them at No. 26 Binh street, nis snot.
ap2Ovisiwtf: is W. li..taaseeß.
MusD sitar* yr Asetnes, -
Western District Of Parinsytvania, as I '•
Ur /LUDAS, aA intonnatlon has been'
VT filed:in the Distract :Gititirt'onhalfitiOa„
States of America for the WeetetultirstriarefEenn-,
aybrania, on the fifth day of Septertitsir, in the year,
of our Lord one thousan i eight and sixty.'
one, by Robert B. Carnahan„ Fsvt, Attorney . of Abe'
United States on be of theTattedStatesollieg:
log in substa nce that a certain lot of pig *eta,
amounting to seven hundred and eighty-I=6(fM)
tone, more or lees, atnow on the wharf at,thepors
of Pittsburgh, in the said District; that the - same ,
is owned, in whole or m part, by,Pointer itrothers ,'
bil l
citizens and residents of the State of Tetinevalit,'
and now in the possession arid charge of Jo
Moorhead, of Pittsburgh, in said Distract; that In
pursuance of the Act of Congress approvedJWlS,
NM, the President of the United States issued his
proclamation, dated August 10,1261, declaring later
olio that the inhabitants of the State of Tennessee
are in a state of immure:tits against...the United
States, and that allcommercialmtereotufse between
the same and the inhabitants thereat Arid the CUP:
sena of other States and other riartalM the United,
States is. unlawitd, and that all and eheille/e,_
wares and merebsudisecomlng from said State or
Tennessee into other - arts of that:hided Stathe,by.
land or water,will be forfeited to the - ll:herd Shttesf.
and that said lot of pig metal, owned as atortaasdi'
was conveyed from the said State of Tenneasge to '
said city of Pittsburgh, and that the same thereby
became forfeited to the use of the - said 'Mulled
States, and praying that the same be condemned ne
forfeitedae aforesaid.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition
under the seal of the said Court, to me directed
and delivered, .1 do hereby give public) notice to all
penioerein, nsolsa lienthereon,mmg the acid pig metal or anyintereet
th or or in say manner Intereet
ed In the same. that they be and appearbefore the
raid Distdct Court, Atha city of Pitiaburgh, on the
first Tuesday In. October next, at eleven o'clock
the forenoon either, day, (meeideit4kb same shall
be a day of Jruisdintion,otberwise on the next day
o' jurisdiction thereafter ? ) then and there to Inter
pose their ollimaand to make theirl i Min In
that behalf.
Marshal Western Did. of Yenna.
Presume, September eth,11361. , ,-se74d-
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TO THE PUBLIC ",,
I IspIGOLILLY the ignif• - '
,Ca rant and falsely Mod- 2 - 7afir; - •
eat Physicians of all de
nominations, treat seam:
sad delicate disorders,
self abuse and Mamma or
atuatlons common and
incident to youths of both
sexes, and single or married. Because
I, t Dummy publishes the act of his doing
so, the ignorr.n. and falsely modest are
dreadfully shocked, and thine it a great sin
very immoral, and far contamination and
corruption among their Mess, -premixing eons
and daughters. Their hardly physician should be
cautious to keep them in mance that -they dr
the ram. as Irr. , imeeptpublisidngy-1
feet luarativi Ineehice might bed et. to lama
MODS sturiid, Moder, and preceurrpttums
families, born and raised in Ignorance, as
as, mushrootne, and Who compare society - ,
to do ll ars an d
cents,._ ymenously,
i ifr:l2y P e en r ° A . gotten.' t ohawever,
Mat numerous parents and guirdures m.11=30111
that them' sons, daughters and wade, pi.lvietusly
feeble, sickly and of delicate condition and
anne, have been restored to health and vigor , by Dr.
UP,' beddes many before and slier mar.
=Vough him have been saved Muth Suffering..
' mortffiestion, Lc. Having the: advantage
of over thirty years experience and -fig
consequent' 77, he has minerier skill in theme
of special diseases , and who Is daily consulted by,
the profession, as well recommendedbyrespe
able citiaens, publishers, proprietors of hotels, to,
Spe rMatarhee, or so collect onit-r:
The dreadful malady can be completely nocturnetends cared ai- by
the very lestillsooverp that has nereryet fsiled. In
female di.eases he inished superior =pelicane on
account'or his obt - ege,sueventy yeam, all irregu
larity to completely medi As for (xmanniptke ar
pulmonarydiseases My syrup% which are comm.
led from Iceland mom arid other ingredients by
a skillful phyeichin five yams at the bueinese,ii
has lied more success Men all the pretensions
that have as yet been discovered. as 'the meld
cats will show. They are, all genuine and can be
found scooraing to a pamphlet, that each person
will get at the mammalian, all free of 'charge.—
Office M Smithfield' striam-near Diamond &mat
Private commoatleaustroatiffi Pasts of es Union
strictly attend edto. Direct
eifelvdrivis
rrUELE following valuable Atedecinea can
always.ll be procured rit JOE. FLEMING'S
&abase% Holland ilittars;
Kennedy's Medical illatotery,
Spaldiniz i rmost- Confections,
Belga s Stimulating Onguestef
Browns:lifitence Jamaica . Ginger,
Cherokee' Remedy,
Dr. Toirnsead's fisusaellai
Scoirlit's Blood and' Tffir4:oll4'
StoAlird'a OliveTsa_
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